About childhood, about maternal love and daughter loyalty, about the challenges of a mother-daughter relationship, about closeness and distance - all of this is narrated, philosophized, and expressed in verses, because the essence is not tangible. The book is not a continuous story. Rather, individual, self-contained chapters invite the reader to pause more often, allowing space for personal memories. Beatrice Eichmann-Leutenegger: 'Here, a balance has been achieved between critical disclosure and familial love. Difficult aspects are also discussed with the necessary discretion.'.